This user, Urschleim_in_Silicon, compared two different women's magazines published two years apart, and found that, slight phrasing differences aside, the covers were identical.
Chris remembered every slightest phrase of that reaction.
She's just a terrific mimic, who can bring characters to keen comic life with the slightest phrase or mannerism.
"A slight, curling phrase is laden with significance, and the tone of her voice can signify hidden welts of emotion".
But he starts with his father's diary, in which most pages were blank, the only entries being such notes as "A slight breeze", a phrase that tunes us in to the precision of his focus and the delicacy of his attention.
His characters are revealed through their responses or a slight turn of phrase along the lines of the Norwegian Jonas Lie or the Russian Turgenev.
The very slight difference in this phrase is used to give the phrase a formal tone.
There was, for example, comparatively little vibrato, and phrase endings sometimes had slight dynamic swells.
There is something in their eyes... and they use the same slight hesitations over a phrase, as if they might change their minds at any point.
"We must stay at the forefront of research so that we have the chance to create the jobs, treatments and consumer products that support our quality of life" An answer that on the surface is pro-science and in line with, say, the Liberal Democrats, is given a slight twist by a phrase that crops up not just in Afriyie's answer, but elsewhere in Tory policy statements.
